Method:

Combine the pandan leaf and water in an electronic blender and blend for a minute. Wrap the pandan in a cheese cloth or muslin cloth and squeeze to extract the juice or strain through a fine sieve. Set aside.

Sieve the flour into a mixing bowl. Make a well in the center and crack in the egg. Slowly stir in the salted coconut milk and 3 tablespoons pandan juice. Set aside.

Break up the palm sugar and combine with the sugar, pandan leaf and water in a pot. Cover over a medium flame until sugar dissolves. Strain the syrup and return it to the pot. Add in the grated coconut and corn starch and continue to cook for a few minutes. Dish out into a bowl.

Heat up a shallow frying pan over a low flame and grease lightly with oil. Pour 2 tablespoons of the batter in the center and swirl the pan to coat it form a thin crepe of about 13 cm in diameter.

When the crepe is cooked, transfer it onto a chopping board.

Place 2 heaped teaspoons of filing on the crepe and roll it up like a spring roll.

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OMG Bee they are awesome!! i finally found pandan leaves in asian shops but they are frozen, i need to use double the leaves to get the color, but they are green as anything. Crepes are a little thick for my liking but hey something i can adjust next time, overall I am very happy with this, i am not from malaysia but love kuih dadar the first time i had it, now i can recreate that taste at home without trekking to shops hoping they might have some for sale.
yay!